@def_chris_suter@TaliaRinger As I understood it, Cubical gave a way to justify the truth of univalence instead of asserting it as an axiom. Makes it more well behaved in the theory (won't block reduction). I'm sure there's a lot more to it, though.
@arrdem Memory renaming is effectively a register lowering, works nicely on stacks, dynamically. Static lowering reintroduces static alias analysis aka compilation as you know it.
@sclv @codydroux @mietek@weskerfoot@watislaw Just to maintain the brand on this thread, we can speak of the answer before normalization already knowing physics apparently wins. Mostly just trolling here to figure out what the point really is.
Approbation for core scheduling. This isn't a noisy neighbor problem, it's a psychotic cellmate problem. Safe SMT requires supervisory adaptation, and SMT is worth the trouble. https://t.co/nZKv2Smjne
@davidtgoldblatt the more aggressively speculating, the less free... in particular the queuing of stores, higher residency driving structure, energy costs and so on...